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Flood Cleanup – Water Damage Restoration

The flood cleanup & restoration experts at Restoration Dispatched are ready to respond to your flood damage. A flood at your home or business can cause havoc if not appropriately handled; flood damage restoration is much more than water extraction.

We break down our flood cleanup process into four steps:

1) Water Extraction

When our water damage restoration team arrives at your home or business, they will begin the water removal process. First, the rapid response team will make sure it is safe to proceed, ensuring no risk of electric shock or harm. Once a safety check is completed, the flood cleanup team will begin the water extraction process.

2) Removal of affected contents

Once all standing water is extracted, our flood cleanup team will then begin assessing the damage, removing affected contents that are beyond Restoration or repair such as carpet, sheetrock, electronics, etc..

3) Drying

After a flood, In order to prevent mold growth, it is critical to dry out the affected spaces immediately. Utilizing state of the art drying equipment and airflow maximizing blowing patterns, our team will set up dehumidifiers, air movers, and air scrubbers to completely dry out the affected areas.

4) Inspection

During the drying process, our team will regularly perform moisture inspections, ensuring the area is thoroughly dry and that it is safe to remove the drying equipment.

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Fire Damage Clean Up & Restoration

Even A small fire can leave behind significant damage, both physical and in the form of smoke & soot. It is essential to properly and deeply clean after a fire, as soot and smoke particles are often widespread and not visible to the naked eye. Which is why it is always recommended to hire a fire damage restoration company after experiencing a fire.

The Fire Damage Cleanup & Restoration experts at Restoration Dispatched are here to help, offering 24/7 emergency service and free estimates.  No Matter If You Experience A Large Blaze Or A Small Kitchen Fire, it is important that a complete cleaning and restoration is carried out, to ensure environmental and personal safety.

Fire Damage Cleanup

The Project Managers at Restoration Dispatched will thoroughly inspect your home, checking for signs of smoke and soot damage. We will then create a cleaning plan and begin the fire damage restoration process while keeping you updated every step of the way. Your project manager is your dedicated point of contact at Restoration Dispatched, ensuring you always get the right answers and receive outstanding service.

If you have experienced a fire, call Restoration Dispatched today for a free in-home fire damage cleanup estimates.

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Soot Cleanup & Restoration

Smoke and Soot are particles that rapidly spread through your home or business after a fire, even fires as small as stovetop fires. Many people never really think about just how dirty smoke is, and how it is capable of covering every surface in your property in the event of a smoke damage.

The Smoke & Soot Damage Cleanup and Restoration Teams at Restoration Dispatched are here to help.

Properly Cleaning Soot

Soot can often be invisible to the naked or untrained eye. Typical household cleaning products are not effective at cleaning smoke or soot from the walls or surfaces. To properly clean soot residue, first you need a soot sponge, which is a specialized cleaning tool design to trap soot from walls, ceilings, and other surfaces.

In addition to soot sponges, you need to HEPA vacuum every floor and surface, as well as clean surfaces with specialized chemicals to remove not only the smoke and soot particles but also the smells left behind.

Removing Smoke Odor

Smoke and soot odor removal is part of the smoke cleanup and restoration process. The smoke cleanup teams at Restoration Dispatched will utilize HEPA filters, with activated charcoal pre-filters to sanitize and clean the air in your home or business. Additionally, we will utilize negative air machines to eliminate any lingering odors.

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Mold Remediation (Removal)

The presence of mold in your home or business impacts not only your property but potentially your health as well. Mold commonly causes allergic reactions in the forms of sneezing, runny nose, red eyes, and in severe cases, shortness of breath. Mold can also have a negative impact on your property, potentially causing rot.

To properly remediate mold, you need to have a pre mold remediation test to ensure that there is a mold problem on the property. If elevated levels of mold are found, Restoration Dispatched will then come in and perform the mold remediation (removal). After our services are completed, another post-mold remediation test will be performed to ensure successful mold remediation.

What Causes Mold?

Mold is caused by excessive moisture being present in an environment, oftentimes mold is found in humid rooms, such as a basement. Mold is also commonly found in kitchens and bathrooms. Once mold has formed, it is likely that it will continue to grow and spread if the environment is not corrected and the mold remediated.

Independent Mold Testing

Mold testing is handled by a 3rd, independent party. This ensures that there is no conflict of interest, and ensures you that mold remediation was both necessary and done properly. Mold testing occurs before remediation to ensure remediation is needed, and after to ensure remediation was successful.

Mold Removal vs. Mold Remediation

Mold Remediation is the process of remedying the presence of mold by removing it. However, complete mold removal often is not possible as mold, at healthy levels, exists almost everywhere. When mold levels exceed a healthy or safe threshold, then remediation is necessary. The difference between mold removal and mold remediation is just a wording technicality; both services are identical.

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Sewage Cleanup & Restoration

Sewage damage or sewage flood is a serious situation, regardless if it was caused from a toilet overflow, backup, or broken sewage line. Sewage floods bring with them harmful bacterias and odors. Sewage water is known as category 3 water, which means there are special operating procedures with the disposal of the water, as well as the cleaning up and restoration process.

Sewage Flood – Category 3 Water

Sewage water is category 3 water, which means it is grossly unsanitary and unhealthy. Category 3 water often contains Fungi and harmful bacteria, causing severe discomfort and sickness.

You can’t just pump out category 3 water; there are special disposal guidelines that must be followed in order to ensure health and safety.

Proper Decontamination & Sanitation

As mentioned, sewage water is category 3 water, meaning it can be extremely harmful to your health. After all standing sewage water has been extracted, everything must be properly sanitized, restored or discarded. Not properly decontaminating and sanitizing contents affected by category 3 water can have significant health impacts.

Rapid Response Sewage Cleanup

In order to minimize the amount of damage caused by a sewage flood, response time is critical. The sooner Restoration Dispatched is notified, the sooner our crews can get to work and mitigate any further damage from the sewage flood, potentially saving you thousands and thousands of dollars.

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